
Talk about ‘How Times Flies’
It’s hard to believe that it is thirty five years ago since the first appearance of one of the most popular programmes on TV.
In those days it was a compulsive watch as we were entertained each week by Tom, Barbara, Jerry and the infamous Margo.
If you can relate to the four character names then you
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Fitness in your Fifties
As hopefully we head into spring and summer perhaps some of our thoughts turn to becoming healthier especially after the over eating we did over the festive period which may still remain.
And especially if we’re heading for our fifties or have already reached it.
It seems that a new series of DVD’s can help you keep in trim and combat weight gain and
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Tai Chi is an internal Chinese martial art often practiced for health reasons.
Some of the training routines are well known to Westerners as the slow motion routines that groups of people practice together every morning in parks around the world, particularly in China.
Today, Tai Chi has spread worldwide.
Most modern styles of Tai Chi trace their development to at least one of
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I remember a life long pal with whom I used to go shooting with asking me to go fishing with him one time.
You’ll love it” he exclaimed, “Not for me”, I replied “I’d be sitting thinking about what I could be doing while I was sitting waiting for something to happen”. Truthfully I still feel the same.
However if anything may change my mind (and I
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A novel originally published in 1928 was not published here in Britain until thirty two years later, and then it caused a storm throughout the courts.
It has been later revealed the that the story came from events in the authors own unhappy domestic life from which he took inspiration from happenings that occurred in a village in which he lived. He originally wanted to call
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As we head into another New Year I thought it was probably appropriate to take a general look back over the last twelve month relating to the country music world.
There were some great releases from some stompin’ new artists and memorable offerings from some well established names.
Album Of The Year 2009
Prolific releases on the Humphead record label gave us new names like
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We hope you all had some great celebrations to bring in the New Year
Tomorrow there’s a special invite from Brian Clough to join him for the first American Connection Show of the New Year, where he’ll be taking a look back over the last twelve months of country music.
He’ll be picking his favourite tracks, albums,songs,from male and female artists, duo and bands and announcing the winner of the December competition.
If you’ve entered…. it could be you that starts the New Year with album
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If you’re one of those people who have a quirky sense of humour (and I have to confess that I am) you will love the zaniness of a new DVD.
If you’ve laughed at Police Squad, Naked Gun, Men in Tights, Airplane, and Blazing Saddles then the release of 1941 on DVD may put a Christmas smile on your face.
It’s one of the most talked about
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If it’s a comedy classic stocking filler you need to help you smile through some of the Christmas shopping chores, then here’s an easy solution for you that will lighten the load
The eccentric cheese-loving inventor, Wallace, and his faithful dog Gromit first burst on to our screens in 1989.
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Slippery When Wet and New Jersey will always remain their finest moments, but instead of self destructing after the Jersey Syndicate Tour in 1989, they re-grouped for the Keep the Faith album, delivering a number of top 10 singles including the title track, “In These Arms”, “Bed of Roses”, “Dry County”, “It’s my Life, “One Wild Night”, “These Days”, “Everyday”, “Bounce” and “Have a Nice Day”.
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